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Перевод: relaxation

[существительное]
расслабление; ослабление; уменьшение напряжения; отдых ; отдых от работы; передышка ; развлечение; смягчение наказания; полное освобождение; частичное освобождение; релаксация

Тезаурус:

1. Deep breathing is a good method of relaxation and so are the "tense and let go" exercises, in which the muscles of various parts of the body in turn - face, shoulders, hands and so on - are deliberately screwed up tight and then released to achieve complete relaxation.
2. As well as the hoped-for benefits from the regression itself as part of a prolonged therapy, any hypnosis session involves deep relaxation and therefore the patient is able to release a great deal of accumulated stress and tension.
3. Relaxation and meditation were, I thought, quite new to me, but not guided imagery.
4. A major attraction is the hotel's relaxation centre which has a steam sauna, Finnish sauna, jacuzzi, solarium, massage and rest room all payable locally.
5. However, I do feel that girls like Alison need long-term professional therapy, not just drugs and brief hospitalisation, to help them learn to "feed" themselves - give themselves the things they need, such as food or privacy or rest and relaxation - without feeling guilty, and to recognise what these hungers and desires are.
6. The ideal location of the Paloma Blanca, set amidst orange trees and attractive gardens means you can enjoy the best of both worlds - daytime relaxation and night-time life.
7. As you breathe in, say to yourself "relaxation".
8. However, I suggested that it would be better for her to come back after another week as this would give her time to think over all that had happened, to listen to the cassette if she wished and to continue to practise her relaxation and visualization techniques.
9. Branch out and join us for: workshops - tree planting - exhibitions - food - stimulation and relaxation.
10. Despite these defects, at its best it is a place of civilized relaxation, as well as hard work, and an unrivalled solvent of social prejudices and preparation for democratic living.
11. Until 1936, the other rural counties in the District were regarded as "open territory" but in that year a partial relaxation over public expenditure restrictions occurred and the issues inherent in the compromise over the rural areas agreement between the Cambridge Board and the District emerged in sharply focussed ways.
12. So Tom, Dick, Harry and I saw doctors and counsellors, received healing, tried out the biofeedback, did art therapy and had group sessions of relaxation, meditation and guided imagery.
13. Acheson added: "I would accept using the average concentration rather than a maximum in relation to methaemoglobinaemia," which goes less than half way to the justification that the DoE was seeking for a relaxation of the 50 mg/litre standard.